What was the significance of the Magna Carta? A. It guaranteed individual religious and political rights for all people. B. It upheld the theory of divine right. C. It created a lasting peace between the monarchy and Parliament. D. It gave the monarch unlimited powers.

The significance of the Magna Carta is largely credited as laying the groundwork for British Constitutional Monarchy and in the early years it began the process of creating a lasting peace between the monarchy and the beginnings of the British Parliamentary system. The Magna Carta is also credited with beginning to establish individual rights and placing the King under the the law rather than above. Therefore, the Magna Carta could be credited in certain ways as creating C) as an outcome.